The Premier League Darts roadshow rolls into mainland Europe for Night 2, with the AFAS Dome in Antwerp playing host to a blockbuster card. We break down the form, fixtures, odds and best betting tips for Thursday night.
After a dramatic opening night in Newcastle saw Michael van Gerwen silence his critics to take the full five points, the pressure is already on the chasing pack.
Reigning champion Luke Humphries and world number one Luke Littler both fell short of the final last week, but fate has thrown them together immediately in Belgium.
Their quarter-final clash is undoubtedly the highlight of the night, potentially shaping the early Premier League Darts 2026 Winner Odds.
Elsewhere, debutant Gian van Veen looks to build on his run to the final on Night 1, while Gerwyn Price and Stephen Bunting search for their first points of the campaign.
Night 2 Accumulator Tip
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Luke Humphries to beat Luke Littler
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Michael van Gerwen -1.5 Handicap vs Josh Rock
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Gian van Veen (+1.5) Handicap vs Gerwyn Price
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Stephen Bunting Most 180s vs Jonny Clayton
Four-fold Accumulator Odds: 18/1
Luke Littler vs Luke Humphries
Head-to-Head:
These two have defined the sport over the last 18 months.
Humphries edged their last major meeting, but Littler remains the bookies’ favourite almost every time he steps on the oche.
Prediction:
Littler looked slightly rusty in his Night 1 defeat to Gian van Veen, struggling to find his rhythm on the doubles.
Humphries, despite losing in the semi-finals to MVG, averaged 104 in his opener and looked the sharper of the two.
In a short format, “Cool Hand” offers value as the outsider here.
He thrives on these big stage rivalries and will be desperate to avoid a first-hurdle exit.
Best Bet: Luke Humphries to Win – 7/4
Michael van Gerwen vs Josh Rock
Head-to-Head:
MVG reminded everyone why he is the Premier League king last week.
His 6-4 win over Van Veen in the final was vintage Van Gerwen—clinical timing and big checkouts when it mattered.
Prediction:
Josh Rock’s debut in Newcastle was a baptism of fire, losing 6-2 to Jonny Clayton.
The young Northern Irishman looked nervous, and facing a rampant MVG in front of a raucous Belgian crowd (who will treat MVG as one of their own) is the worst possible follow-up.
Van Gerwen’s confidence is sky-high, and he should have too much power scoring-wise for Rock to keep pace.
Best Bet: Michael van Gerwen -1.5 Legs Handicap – 6/4
Jonny Clayton vs Stephen Bunting
Head-to-Head:
Jonny Clayton produced the performance of the first round last week with a 109 average, but he couldn’t sustain it in the semis.
Bunting, meanwhile, ran into an inspired MVG and never really got going.
Prediction:
This feels like the tightest game of the night.
Bunting’s scoring power is relentless, often out-hitting his opponents in the 180 charts even when he loses.
Clayton is a rhythm player, but if Bunting finds the treble 20 early, “The Ferret” could be chasing the game.
Instead of calling a winner, the value lies in the 180s market.
Bunting is a maximum machine and should comfortably outscore Clayton in the treble bed.
Best Bet: Stephen Bunting Most 180s – 11/8
Gerwyn Price vs Gian van Veen
Head-to-Head:
Gian van Veen announced himself on the Premier League stage in style last week, beating Littler and reaching the final.
His composure was remarkable for a debutant.
Prediction:
Gerwyn Price is under pressure.
A narrow loss to Humphries last week wasn’t a disaster, but the Iceman has struggled for consistency in 2026.
Van Veen is playing with house money and zero fear.
Price is the man with the reputation, but on current form, the young Dutchman is the smarter play.
Taking him with a leg start on the handicap provides insurance for a 6-5 loss.
Best Bet: Gian van Veen (+1.5 Legs) Handicap – 4/7
How to Watch Premier League Darts Night 2
Start time: 7:00 pm GMT on Thursday 12 February 2026.
Venue: AFAS Dome, Antwerp, Belgium.
TV (UK): Live on Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Action.
Live stream: Available to Sky Sports subscribers via the Sky Go app.
Night 2 Winner Odds
Luke Littler: 13/8
Gian van Veen: 9/2
Luke Humphries: 5/1
Gerwyn Price: 7/1
Michael van Gerwen: 9/1
Josh Rock: 10/1
Jonny Clayton: 12/1
Stephen Bunting: 20/1
